KFI AM 640. You're listening to the John Cobelt podcast on the Iheart Radio app.

We're on from 1 until 4 after 4 o'clock. Whatever you missed, John Cobalt show on demand on the IHeart app.

And we'll keep hammering this all day long until you get sick of it. Maybe you're already sick of it.

We're doing the show tomorrow at the Honda Center in Anaheim.

Parking lot four.

We'll be on from one until four.

They're going to be taking,

you're going to be able to sign petitions from one until six, though.

And the petitions are going to fix Prop 47.

So that stealing stuff becomes a felony again. Doing

drugs leads to jail time unless you get treatment. And if you're selling fentanyl, that's going to

become a much more serious felony. And you'll go to prison if you kill somebody after selling him the fentanyl.

That's the highlights of it.

So Honda Center, you have to take the ball road entrance, one to six to sign the petitions.

One to four is the live broadcast.

Todd Spitzer is going to be with us among many others.

And we'll keep telling you this every 10 minutes.

Now on to Corby Carson from KFI News, because we're coming to the end of the Rebecca Grossman case.

Rebecca Grossman is the socialite, the husband of Peter Grossman, founder of the Grossman-Burns Center.

And Rebecca was driving her white Mercedes.

She hit two young boys.

Mark and Jacob Escander killed them, says the prosecution.

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